dakota and clark street, this on camams. greek life hehe at usd is a values-based greek life. we speak with our students quite frequently about living their values given to them by their founders many, many years ago. they say they do not know why they were targeted. with both usd and the fraternity having no reports of sexual assault. it was a little awe-strucking to the fraternity thememlves and us as well. there wano inkling on why anybody would target this fraternity in this way. we have no reason to believe that anybody in that fraternity or any other greek houses have committed a sex crime. we have no ongoing investigation with anybody there. e vermillion police department is s working with caus police, buhave no suspects at this time. the investigation is still early on. we have received some information. however, we re waiting to see if that information is accurate or of any value to the unfortunate incident, usd d says they will use this as an opportunity to edu
stop clicking around! book direct at hilton.com for the lowest price anywhere online. right now at 10...(ted talks) he went from college dropout. to a billionaire. sioux city s ted waitt returns with advice for budding, young entrepeneurs.(medicaid concerns)iowa s former governor raises questions about his successor s plans to change the way the state handles medicaid.(le mars improvements)a matching, multi million dollar gift from wells enterprises has le mars off and running on a number of community improvement projects. (vandals strike)vandals accuse a university of south dakota fraternity of a heinous crime. (seeking gag order)and. a lawyer for the man accused of shooting a sioux city police officer wants a gag order issued in the case. 3 3 a former iowa governor stops planned changes to the state s medicaid program.democrat chet culver served just one term before being defeated by republican terry branstad in 2010. and more than 5 years later. culver has some strong
another change aware of.. on monday..the southbound.floy d boulevard off ramp will be temporarily closed. that s happening from 9 a-m until 3 p-m. live in studio deborah souverain abc 9 news tim: the river front area...located just off i-29 in downtown sioux city is going to be e getting a makeover of its own. for now, city leaders are looking ways to liven the area up.by adding new attractions at the site of the former argosy casino river boat. construction could some day be home to a for all ages. we re looking at overlooks, trailhead, fishing piers, sports courts, water play pad.we have lots of ideas but we want to get public input and we want to get it professionally designed, said matt salvatore, sioux city parks & recreations director. the parks and recreation department hopes to conduct a study that will whwh type of cacabest accomodatete city council could apprpre that plan onononday. tim: injury in a fire. sioux city fire to a structure fire o morningside in a deta
because of his duties as the head football coach. he says he had locked himself out of his house and had no other options for the child than to sleep on an air mattress at the school. no charges are pending in the case. but the board is also looking into the superintendent s conduct in the case. larry a storm lake man convicted of forcing his wife to terminate two pregnancies is heading to prison. 55- year- old tony lee was convicted of two counts of assault, two counts of forced consent to termination of a human pregnancy, and one count each of assault while participating in a felony and witness tampering. he was sentenced this afternoon to 15 years in prison. lee was arrested a year ago. after his wife made a complaint to police. saying he d forced her to take pills to terminate pregnancies in 2012 and 2014. diana sioux city fire rescue say they know what caused a garage fire in morningside last night. that fire broke out just after 10- 30 last night in a detached garage
collaboration we have e between the high school and community colleges and dual enroll and get credit in many of these technical fields. the goal is to have 70 percent of students prepared to fill high- the state. 3 sioux city students are getting a warning about the dangers of drugs this week. as part of red ribbon week. the sioux city elk s club brought ray lozano (low-zon-o) to town to talk about how teen alcohol and marijuana use affect the brain. lozano is the elk s club national spokesman on drug and alcohol abuse. in addititn to a talk this afternoon at the elk s club. lozano spoke at three sioux city schools about why students shouldn t drink or smoke pot. 3 its just a deeper awareness of how marijuana is gonna youth. and the thing that always happens when i do these presentations i always get youth to go oh i understand now that since why kids to what they do. so i have an opportunity to present about 300 forty-five presentations a year all across the united first t